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The surfactant tween 80 enhances biodesulfurizationFeng et al., 2006
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- Feng J
- Zeng Y
- Ma C
- Cai X
- Zhang Q
- Tong M
- Yu B
- Xu P
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- Applied and environmental microbiology
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In biocatalytic conversions, substrates and products may display inhibitory or toxic effects on the biocatalyst. Rhodococcus erythropolis 1awq could further remove sulfur from hydrodesulfurized diesel oil, and the biodesulfurization was enhanced by the surfactant …
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